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Global Diversity Awareness Month
Global Diversity Awareness Month
A scattering of thoughts, dates and remembrances
Sadie Seroxcat
Oct 13
So You Want to Write For Counter Arts?
Sadie Seroxcat
Announcements & Reminders
Sadie Seroxcat
Housekeeping
Sadie Seroxcat
Onwards and Upwards
Sadie Seroxcat
Counter Arts Book Club 2024
Sadie Seroxcat
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How To Mine A Distant Asteroid When Your Boss Is A Ruthless @#$%
How To Mine A Distant Asteroid When Your Boss Is A Ruthless @#$%
Daniel Suarez’s deeply researched novels, ‘Delta-v’ and ‘Critical Mass’
Janet Stilson
Oct 21
Perfect Days and… Perfect Toilets?
Perfect Days and… Perfect Toilets?
A Day in Tokyo: My First Theater Experience in Japan and Discovering Tokyo’s Hidden Gems — One Toilet at a Time!
Maithri
Oct 21
Art Doesn’t Follow Rules, It Follows the Heart
Art Doesn’t Follow Rules, It Follows the Heart
And everyone’s journey is different — celebrating creative freedom while supporting each other’s unique paths.
Dori Kasa
Oct 21
Review: ‘The Apprentice’ Sees Donald Trump’s Disturbing Rise to Power
Review: ‘The Apprentice’ Sees Donald Trump’s Disturbing Rise to Power
Ali Abbasi’s first English-language film is a daring, provocative and deeply unflattering biopic
Reece Beckett
Oct 20
Brazil, the Forgotten Giant
Brazil, the Forgotten Giant
Medium has created a New Weird Order with the Partner Program
Charles K
Oct 20
The Witch Made Me Watch It
The Witch Made Me Watch It
Or, how movie marketing turned me into a true believer
Eric Winick
Oct 20
The Tension Between Sexuality and Race
The Tension Between Sexuality and Race
Is Queer Theory Colour Blind?
Tom Barrett
Oct 20
Virginity Isn’t Real
Virginity Isn’t Real
What doesn’t exist cannot be taken
Lisa Fouweather
Oct 20
Art Isn’t Just A Hobby, It’s A Religion
Art Isn’t Just A Hobby, It’s A Religion
The artist is the mirror allowing humankind to see itself reflected
Lisa Fouweather
Oct 20
Why I Blame Ovid for Fifty Shades of Grey
Why I Blame Ovid for Fifty Shades of Grey
Charting the Strange Series of Inspirations that Led to Fifty Shades
Tom Barrett
Oct 19
‘The Substance’: An Ambitious Journey That Lacks Depth
‘The Substance’: An Ambitious Journey That Lacks Depth
Coralie Fargeat’s film is a dark humorous take on the absurdity of beauty standards
Syed Zain
Oct 19
‘The Nightingale’ Sings a Mournful Song for Us
‘The Nightingale’ Sings a Mournful Song for Us
Kristin Hannah warns us graphically of the dangers ahead
M. J. Carson
Oct 19
Review: Ridley Scott’s ‘Robin Hood’ Flirts With Greatness
Review: Ridley Scott’s ‘Robin Hood’ Flirts With Greatness
Hollywood’s most historically-minded auteur makes Robin Hood’s story into a stirring, political action film… until it isn’t
Reece Beckett
Oct 18
A Beam of Light Through Brain Fog
A Beam of Light Through Brain Fog
Attention, awareness, awe, and ailments.
Jess the Avocado
Oct 18
‘Revenge’ Dismantles the Myth of the Male Protector
‘Revenge’ Dismantles the Myth of the Male Protector
Coralie Fargeat’s first movie offers exploitation, thrills, and just enough commentary to elevate the material
Robert K Starr
Oct 18
The Demanding Pursuit To Uncover Truth From Misinformation
The Demanding Pursuit To Uncover Truth From Misinformation
As I set out on my quest for self-discovery, I realized that many of us eventually walk this path.
Reflections On A Life
Oct 18
‘Babysitting’ — Dean Cornwell
‘Babysitting’ — Dean Cornwell
One of the great illustrators of the 20th century shows his capacity for subtlety in this work that combines a clear chromatic effect with…
Alejandro Orradre
Oct 18
There’s Nothing Like ‘Memoir of a Snail‘— Just Try Not to Cry
There’s Nothing Like ‘Memoir of a Snail‘— Just Try Not to Cry
Years in the making, Academy Award winner Adam Elliot brings a new animated tale to the screen — and you’re gonna need the tissues.
good.film
Oct 17
Remember the Way We Were
Remember the Way We Were
A Tribute to Liam Payne
Mahek Nagar
Oct 17
Everything Denis Villeneuve Said at the London Film Festival, 2024
Everything Denis Villeneuve Said at the London Film Festival, 2024
Advice for young filmmakers, working with big names, behind the scenes on Dune, and much, much more
G.G. Townsend
Oct 17
Are Classics Going the Way of the Dinosaur?
Are Classics Going the Way of the Dinosaur?
An English major’s commentary on classics, elitism, and modern-day anti-intellectualism
Annika Hotta
Oct 17
Review: ‘A Chinese Ghost Story’ is Pure Madness
Review: ‘A Chinese Ghost Story’ is Pure Madness
The 1987 cult classic is wonderfully wild
Reece Beckett
Oct 16
‘The Substance’ (2024)
‘The Substance’ (2024)
The picture of Elisabeth Sparkle
Marc Barham
Oct 16
Nobel Winner Han Kang’s Writing Is Intimate, Vulnerable and Powerful
Nobel Winner Han Kang’s Writing Is Intimate, Vulnerable and Powerful
Know the pulse of Korean literature through her works (access free resources!)
Arya James
Oct 16
Deciphering a Paper Trail
Deciphering a Paper Trail
The Art of Fiona Ackerman
Rodrigo S-C
Oct 15
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